TETRA'S CREW
These are Tetra’s crew: Gonzo, Niko, Mako, Zuko, Senza, and Nudge. They act as (mostly) allies to Link as he boards their ship to rescue his sister and stop Ganondorf.
As fighters, they are echoes of Tetra, using the same pirate-based movepool, but with varying stats for each member.
Likelihood rating: Probably not.
TETRA'S CREW
1. Fierce Deity Link
2. Kalin
3. Darbus
4. Ralis
5. Gulley
6. Osfala
7. Irene
8. Rosso
9. Queen Oren
10. Paya
11. Rune
12. Kanan
13. Talon
14. Ingo
15. Gwonam
16. Tetra’s Crew
17. Kokiri
18. Goron
19. Zora
20. Rito
21. Korok
22. Gerudo
23. Stalchildren
24. Ganon Blight
Next up is Tetra's crew from Wind Waker and Phantom Hourglass. Just like many others here, they are perfectly reasonable echoes for Tetra herself.
Here is their moveset:
Standard B: Blunderbuss
About the same.
Side B: Arrow of Light
This one would probably have to be changed, at least to just a standard arrow or a harpoon or something.
Up B: Catapult
Same, with varying launch distance for each of the main members.
Side B: Spoils Bag
Same. Might be a bit greedier though.
Final Smash: Ship's Cannons
About the same.
Entrance: They will disembark from their ship on the gangplank.
Taunts: Up, they will show off their impressive muscles (effectiveness may vary). Side, they will carry a large treasure chest for a second. Down, they will sit and look through a bag of treasure.
Kirby Hat: Their bandanas.
Kart: Based on the ship.
Special Move: They will load onto a catapult, wait a second, and then get launched across the stage to land who knows where.
Spirit Battle: On Pirate Ship, with Tetra and Toon Link.
Victory Screen: They will sit proudly on top of some treasure.
Losing Screen: The ship will sink and they'll all evacuate on longboats.
Color Swaps: Gonzo, Niko, Zuko, Mako, Senza, Nudge, Aryll, and Anjean.
Thanks for reading! Next up, Kokiri protects the forest!
GLEEOK
1. Tulin
2. Mineru
3. Purah
4. Rauru
5. Sonia
6. Zonai Construct
7. Gibdo
8. ReDead
9. Gleeok
10. Phantom Ganon
Gleeoks have been a feature of the Zelda series since the very beginning, generally appearing as a three-headed dragon that acts as a boss or mini-bosses. Though they've been featured regularly, it wasn't until Tears of the Kingdom, where they were brought in as new mini-bosses for the game, that they gained enough to earn themselves a spot in the roster.
Here is the moveset I came up with:
Standard B: Elemental Breath
Mostly based on their Tears version, the Gleeok will breathe fire, ice, or lightning from one of its three heads, each one having something different.
Side B: Windstorm
The Gleeok will whip up heavy winds around itself with its wings, blowing opponents around.
Up B: Flight
The Gleeok will flap its mighty wings and launch itself high up into the air.
Down B: Tail Strike
The Gleeok will slash its tail forward in a circle, slamming into opponents and sending them flying. Another option could be a head-switching command, something that would swap between the ice, fire, and lightning heads being the main attacker.
Final Smash: Ultimate Elemental Attack
The Gleeok will perform one of its elemental finishers from Tears. If the switching mechanic is part of it, then it would be different each time, with the giant fireball crashing down onto the stage, ice chunks falling from the sky, and a lightning storm striking everything.
Entrance: The Gleeok will fly in and slam down onto the stage.
Taunts: Up, the fire head will blow fire into the air. Side, the lightning head will sweep its head sideways, creating a streak of lightning. Down, the ice head will create a frozen patch on the ground.
Kirby Hat: A little hat with three little fake heads on top.
Kart: Based on an Aquamentus.
Special Move: Each head will blow an element in three directions.
Spirit Battle: A giant battle on Hyrule Field.
Victory Screen: The heads will roar as lightning flashes behind them.
Losing Screen: They will let out one last roar and collapse before disappearing.
Color Swaps: Legend of Zelda model, Legend of Zelda artwork, Oracle of Seasons model, Phantom Hourglass model, Tears of the Kingdom fire, ice, lightning, and trio versions.
Thanks for reading! Next up, Phantom Ganon serves the first volley.
TETRA
This girl is Tetra, the fierce and sassy captain of a pirate crew passing by the island, who had been kidnapped by the bird to take to a strange dark fortress for unknown reasons. It is soon revealed that she is the long-lost descendant of Princess Zelda, making her the rightful Zelda of her time.
As a fighter, she will be quick and nimble on her feet, well trained on how to get around on a rocking vessel. She will have access to her magical abilities as Princess Zelda, but she is far more a pirate than a princess and will make far more use of the tools of that trade.
Likelihood rating: Strong.
TOON LINK
With it came a cartoonish new take on Link. With big cat eyes, shrimpy little legs and arms, and a hyper-expressive face, this cartoon Link was positively . . . cute. Coming hundreds of years after the Link of Hyrule, this hero of winds takes up his predecessor’s mantle to save Hyrule once again.
As a fighter, Link will be a bit less agile on his stubby legs, but quicker with more cartoonish movements. His moveset will pull from his abilities across Wind Waker, Phantom Hourglass, and Spirit Tracks, similar to regular Link’s but with a few features unique to him.
Likelihood rating: Already in.
TEMPLE OF THE OCEAN KING
As Wind Waker will be represented by Tetra’s pirate ship, for the sake of variety, I went with the Temple of the Ocean King. It will be a giant-sized stage, with huge sprawling sections mirroring the familiar insides of the temple, but open so that players can see Mercay Island behind it and water below, the S.S. Linebeck occasionally floating on screen as an extra platform.
Potential theme: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bkbuJQp2Jag
BELLUM
This demon was Bellum, a huge tentacled beast with a hunger for life energy. Link and his allies worked together to defeat it, gathering the crystallized sands of Oshus’s life force into an hourglass to eventually restore him to his true form and take the beast down.
As a fighter, Bellum will be powerful and floaty, swimming around the stage more than walking. It will use all of its tricks from its various boss fights, including the abilities he endows a possessed Linebeck with in the final showdown.
Likelihood rating: Never gonna happen.
JOLENE
This is Jolene, a former friend and possible lover of Linebeck that he abandoned out of fear and cowardice, who now hunts for him and attacks his ship whenever she encounters it. She acts as a mini-boss of sorts that Link will have to fend off from time to time while Linebeck hides.
As a fighter, Jolene will make heavy use of her twin cutlasses, her moveset drawn almost entirely from her few battles, as well as the cannon of her ship, edged just barely into the roster with some moves from her appearance in the manga.
Likelihood rating: Probably not.
LINEBECK
This is Linebeck. He is cowardly and greedy, mostly out for treasure and less than willing to help Link in a fight, but he has a good heart deep down, which shines through when worst comes to worst. He proves a valuable ally throughout the adventure.
As a fighter, Linebeck will be quick, seeming strong but more effective when using sneaky tactics. His moveset will pull from all of his various actions throughout the game, the abilities of his vessel, the S.S. Linebeck, and some of Link’s abilities unique to this game.
Likelihood rating: Good possibility.
OSHUS & CIELA
This fairy is Ciela, Link’s companion for the game. She leads him to her “grandpa” Oshus, a wise old man who helps Link find the ghost ship and save Tetra. As the game goes on, Oshus reveals himself to be the almighty Ocean King, trapped in human form by a curse, and Ciela is revealed to be a spirit of courage, her memory lost to the same curse.
As fighters, Oshus and Ciela will work together. Oshus will be a bit on the slow side, but his impressive ocean abilities will more than make up for it. His moveset will pull from the magic he performs as an old man, his abilities as the Ocean King, Ciela’s abilities, and some features of his temple from the game.
Likelihood rating: Probably not.
JOLENE
1. Maple
2. Jolene
3. Ricky
4. Captain Stalfos
5. Manga Link
6. Riruto
7. Manga Zelda
8. Raska
9. Tou
10. Ghanti
11. Gonza
12. Kala
13. Captain Arjuna
14. Sir Raven
15. Biri
16. Com
17. Gump
18. Shemlon
19. Rouro
20. Ganon's Minion
21. Ganon's Heart
22. Ganos
23. Haggis
Next up is Jolene, another secondary character from the games who got a boost in her manga portrayal. In the games, Jolene is a pirate captain dead set on hunting down Linebeck for unspecified reasons, though there is some hint that they were lovers and he ran out on her. The manga adaptation by Himekawa Akira is much more blatant about this, with her acting as part of the effort to save Linebeck after he becomes possessed by Bellum.
Across the game and manga, her abilities don't vary too much, with her attacking the S.S. Linebeck frequently with her ship's cannons and then dueling Link with her twin swords, generally in a jumping slash or in a block. However, her presence in the manga did remind me that she is very much a close associate of Linebeck, so there are parts of his moveset that can just as easily be attributed to her, so, I think we can make it.
Here's the moveset I came up with:
Standard B: Ship's Cannons
One of her ship's cannons will appear and fire a projectile forward at high speed, just like Linebeck's. but probably a little stronger.
Side B: Jumping Slash
She will leap forward and slash with her twin blades, just like in the game.
Up B: Tornado
Borrowed a bit from Linebeck, but let's be honest, if he can be warped around the map by tornado, I'm sure it's a common trend for pirates like her too.
Down B: Guard
She will hold up her two blades in an X-shape in front of her, blocking and parrying any hits coming her way.
Final Smash: Pirate Ship
Her ship will appear in the background, racing up to the stage and bombarding it as if she had spotted Linebeck aboard it. (Bonus points if Linebeck was actually in the fight).
Entrance: She will stand at the prow of her boat and jump off.
Taunts: Up, she will stand proudly with her sword in the air. Side, she will cross her arms and look off to one side. Down, she will let out a frustrated growl.
Thanks for reading! Next, yet another companion from the Oracles games who got a boost.
SUPER SMASH BROS. UNIVERSE
THE LEGEND OF ZELDA
1. Link
2. Dark Link
3. Young Link
4. Toon Link
5. Wild Link
6. Four Links
7. Wolf Link
8. Hero's Shade
9. Ravio
10. Princess Zelda
11. Princess Hilda
12. Tetra
13. Toon Zelda
14. Sheik
15. Impa
16. Midna
17. Fi
18. Ezlo
19. Minish/Picori
20. Din
21. Nayru
22. Saria
23. Darunia
24. Daruk
25. Ruto
26. Mipha
27. Nabooru
28. Urbosa
29. Medli
30. Revali
31. Makar
32. Marin
33. Malon
34. Happy Mask Salesman
35. Ralph
36. Beedle
37. Ilia
38. Yeto/Yeta
39. Linebeck
40. Groose
41. Alfonzo
42. Madame Couture
43. Subrosian
44. Mogma
45. Ancient Robot
46. Monkey
47. Sahasrahla
48. Oshus & Ciela
49. Old Man
50. King Daphnes
51. King Rhoam
52. Hylian Soldier
53. Great Fairy
54. Ganon
55. Ganondorf
56. Toon Ganondorf
57. Beast Ganon
58. Calamity Ganon
59. Yuga
60. Agahnim
61. Nightmare
62. Skull Kid
63. Majora
64. Onox
65. Veran
66. Vaati
67. Zant
68. Bellum
69. Ghirahim
70. Demise
71. Chancellor Cole & Malladus
72. Lady Maud
73. Twinrova
74. Byrne
75. Moblin
76. Bokoblin
77. Octorok
78. Stalfos
79. Lizalfos
80. Darknut
81. Bulblin
82. King Bulblin
83. Wizzrobe
84. Poe
85. Vire/Keese
86. Deku Scrub
87. Deku Baba
88. Chuchu
89. Armos
90. Thunderbird
91. Garo
92. Yiga Footsoldier
93. Lynel
94. Hinox
95. Gohma
96. Dodongo
97. Gekko
98. Master Kohga
99. Ancient Guardian
Wow, that's a lot. If we get more (and we will) I may have to consider where to put some splits. Until then, next week, we split all the remaining non-remakes into two groups. First, all the general miscellaneous games (Hyrule Warriors, Cadence of Hyrule, so on), and then two subgroups, both of which are rather . . . infamous. Either way, Hyrule Warriors is first.
BELLUM
1. Four Links
2. Ravio
3. Princess Hilda
4. Toon Zelda
5. Din
6. Nayru
7. Ezlo
8. Minish/Picori
9. Linebeck
10. Oshus & Ciela
11. Ralph
12. Alfonzo
13. Madame Couture
14. Subrosian
15. Onox
16. Veran
17. Vaati
18. Bellum
19. Chancellor Cole & Malladus
20. Yuga
21. Lady Maud
22. Byrne
Today, we cover one of the most unique, at least in my opinion, main villains in the Zelda series. It's . . . just a sea monster, really. A sea monster that infested the Ocean King's temple and uses a ghost ship as a lure to draw in its prey. No secret Ganon plot, no ancient evil sealed away like Majora or Vaati, just a sea monster.
Being a sea monster, it swims a lot and has big long tentacles that it swipes around an attacks with. It can also hang from above during its major boss fights. It also drops blobs during its fight and spews toxic pink goop everywhere. Naturally, its ghost ship is also here, and we can't forget its big final battle, where it possesses Linebeck's body and becomes Bellumbeck, wielding a sword and being able to spin like a tornado.
Here's the moveset I came up with:
Standard B: Toxic Spray
It will spray a bunch of its pink goop forward, dealing poison damage and leaving a trail of it behind on the stage, that will act a bit like Inkling paint, but with that damage factor to it.
Side B: Tentacle Possession
It will lash out with one of its tentacles, which, if it lands, will stick to an opponent and put them under its control until the player can break free.
Up B: Spinning Tornado
Based a bit on Bellumbeck's move but also with its own ability to hang from above, Bellum will spin rapidly upward. If a ceiling is above it, it will cling there for a short time.
Down B: Blobs
Bellum will drop blobs on the ground behind it, leaving them there as sticky traps for anyone who passes over them.
Final Smash: Ghost Ship
The Ghost Ship will appear, crossing the stage in a fog. It will have a vacuum effect, drawing in all characters. Every character unable to escape will be left behind as statues once the ship has left, unable to move for an extended period of time.
Entrance: It will burst from a whirlpool.
Taunts: Up, it will leap into the air like a whale breaching. Side, it will draw out Bellumbeck on one of its tentacles and wiggle him around. Down, it will dive into a puddle of water, one of its tentacles sticking out and looking around.
Thanks for reading! Next up, the villains of Spirit Tracks.
OSHUS & CIELA
1. Four Links
2. Ravio
3. Princess Hilda
4. Toon Zelda
5. Din
6. Nayru
7. Ezlo
8. Minish/Picori
9. Linebeck
10. Oshus & Ciela
11. Ralph
12. Alfonzo
13. Madame Couture
14. Subrosian
15. Onox
16. Veran
17. Vaati
18. Bellum
19. Chancellor Cole & Malladus
20. Yuga
21. Lady Maud
22. Byrne
Today, we'll be covering a pair of companions from Phantom Hourglass, whom I stuck together, mainly because they are closely linked in the game, Ciela being a young fairy who calls Oshus her grandpa, and Oshus being an old man who is secretly the Ocean King trapped in human form. Oshus acts as your mentor throughout the game, while Ciela acts as your "Navi"gator of sorts. Between the two of them, I think they have just enough.
The biggest thing for us here is Oshus's true nature as the Ocean King, which gives us all of the elements of his temple as well as his powers in his true form. The Temple specifically comes with safe zones that will protect you from Phantoms, wandering Phantoms themselves, and Phantom Eyes that freeze you in place and alert Phantoms to your presence. He also carries the Phantom Hourglass which allows one to traverse the temple without taking damage from the temple's curse. Ciela can also provide Link with sword beams and Phantom Spheres that freeze opponents, and her sisters Leaf and Neri can help stun enemies and halve the damage taken by Link. I think, between it all, we have plenty.
Here's the moveset I came up with:
Standard B: Phantom Hourglass
So, for this character we will have a mechanic in play. Oshus will have a little hourglass meter by his face, that will fill up with sand for every attack he pulls off. Once it is full, he will be able to activate it with this button, and he will become invulnerable to harm until the sand runs out.
Side B: Stunning Slash
He will slash with Oshus's sword, stunning and freezing an opponent in place with it for a second thanks to Ciela and her sisters' magic.
Up B: Teleportation
Based on his general ability to teleport from place to place, he will raise his staff into the air and disappear, reappearing higher up.
Down B: Safe Zone
He will cause a safe zone around himself that opponents will not be able to enter. Projectiles can still be fired in, however.
Final Smash: King of the Ocean
He will leap from the stage and crash back down as the Ocean King, creating two huge tidal waves crashing outward from his body.
Entrance: He will appear out of nowhere.
Taunts: Up, Ciela, Leaf, and Neri will circle around each other happily above him. Side, he will plant his staff as an ocean breeze blows around him. Down, he will chuckle merrily behind his mustache.
Thanks for reading! Next up, some less "companion-y" characters, starting with Nayru's protector Ralph.
LINEBECK
1. Four Links
2. Ravio
3. Princess Hilda
4. Toon Zelda
5. Din
6. Nayru
7. Ezlo
8. Minish/Picori
9. Linebeck
10. Oshus & Ciela
11. Ralph
12. Alfonzo
13. Madame Couture
14. Subrosian
15. Onox
16. Veran
17. Vaati
18. Bellum
19. Chancellor Cole & Malladus
20. Yuga
21. Lady Maud
22. Byrne
Honestly, though, how was he not in Hyrule Warriors? Anyway, today, we are talking about Linebeck, a cowardly pirate who acts as your ride throughout Phantom Hourglass, taking you all over the map on his small steamboat, the S.S. Linebeck, and kinda ending up as your final boss when his body is used as a puppet by Bellum.
Although he could easily be a gimmick rep, I'd prefer to keep all of his moves to those connected to his boat, if I can. Across the game, we see a lot of the same basic principles as connected to the King of Red Lions, such as a ship's cannon, a salvage arm to look for treasure, and the ability to warp via tornado (so his moveset will certainly be similar to Daphnes's, at least), along with an anchor, and a drill that can be attached to the front. He also likes to hide in a box whenever confronted by Jolene.
Here's the moveset I came up with:
Standard B: Ship's Cannon
He will pull out his ship's cannon and fire it, using much the same animation seen in the game with its usage.
Side B: Hull Drill
Just because I want to be more creative than using the salvage arm again (even though it's totally something Linebeck would use), let's have the front of his ship's hull, with the drill attached, and have him plow forward with it spinning.
Up B: Tornado
Pretty basic, he'll be flung spinning skyward by a tornado from the game.
Down B: Hideaway
Apparently spotting Jolene on the horizon, he will hide himself inside of the large box contained inside his ship. This box can be destroyed if hit hard enough.
Final Smash: S.S. Linebeck
A tidal wave will crash over the stage, Linebeck's ship appearing and plowing across it, striking everyone near the ground.
Entrance: He will poke his head up out of his box.
Taunts: Up, he will open a treasure map and hold it up to get a better look at it. Side, he will cross his arms arrogantly, then look back with a fearful look. Down, he will open up a treasure chest and look excited.
Thanks for reading! Next up, a pair of other major companions from Phantom Hourglass.
THE LEGEND OF ZELDA: PHANTOM HOURGLASS
Toon Link is our protagonist, naturally, and he is joined by a fairy companion named Ciela. In this game, he has a lot of his basics, like his sword and shield, his bow and arrows, his boomerang, and his bombs, alongside the bombchu, the shovel, the hammer, and the grappling hook. He also carries with him the titular Phantom Hourglass, which allows him to traverse the Temple of the Ocean King (a major recurring location) without being affected by the temple's draining effects.
For our secondary characters, Tetra returns of course, turned to stone for a majority of the game, but generally doing her standard pirate-y stuff when she's not. Link also has three major companions: the fairy Ciela, a wise old man called Oshus, and a cowardly treasure hunter named Linebeck whose ship Link uses to travel around the map. Linebeck, obviously, can take on any aspect of his ship, so we have a cannon, a salvage arm, an anchor, a drill on the hull should you choose to buy it, being carried off in a tornado, and so on. He has also been known to hide in a box, so there's that. Oshus is eventually revealed to be the Ocean King, trapped in his old man form by the demon Bellum. Obviously he has his true form, and he can also teleport, fuse things with magic, and a number of elements of his temple can probably be attributed to him to, like the safe zones to protect yourself from Phantoms.
Other minor NPCs include Jolene, a female pirate who has been hunting Linebeck for abandoning her, who has her own ship complete with cannons, who duels link with her cutlasses, including a lunging and blocking maneuver (hmm, I'm not sure she's there yet. Might have to wait and see about the comics). Then there's minor characters like the smith Zauz, the fortune teller Astrid, and Beedle. The Anouki are also a race of ice-dwellers, but they mostly just fill NPC roles, so . . . not much to go on.
Bellum is the main villain this time around, and being around the time that people started to criticize the trend of Ganon hijacking the plot, it remains the main villain. It is a nightmarish sea demon that infested the Temple of the Ocean King and stripped Oshus of his powers. It can swim around or hang from above, attack with its tentacles, throw blobs and spew pink goop, and created the ghost ship as a lure to draw in sailors. It also possessed Linebeck toward the end, making use of his sword and spinning like a tornado.
Our bosses include: Blaaz, a master of fire; Cyclok, an Octorok with power over winds; Crayk, a giant hermit crab; the Diabolical Cubus Sisters who guard the ghost ship and shoot lasers; Dongorongo, sort of like a Dodongo; a Gleeok; and Eox, a giant stone warrior. A couple of mini-bosses also include a giant Eye Plant, a whale creature called Massive Eye, Jolene whenever she catches up with you, and the Phantoms, walking suits of armor armed with swords and shields, who will go on to play a massive role in the next game, so . . . more on that.
After that, our returning enemies include Chuchus, Octoroks, Rats, Crows, Tektites, Bubbles, Keese, Miniblins, Pols Voices, Moldorms, Poes, Skulltulas, Like Likes, Armos, Hinox, Beetles, and Stalfos. New enemies include Eye Slugs (the name says it all really), Reaplings (basically Grim Reapers), Sandworms, and Geozards (which kinda look like old-timey Zoras, but on land).
Being similar to Wind Waker, most of the important locations in this game are random islands scattered across a map, ranging from heavily important to . . . just kind of a random island. The most important here is Mercay Island, where Link washes up and where the Temple of the Ocean King is located. You get between all of these islands by boat, and our boats include Tetra's ship, the Ghost Ship, and the S.S. Linebeck. From there, our major dungeons include the Temple of Fire, the Temple of Wind, the Temple of Courage, the Goron Temple, the Temple of Ice, and Mutoh's Temple.
And that's pretty much it. Here's what we've got so far:
Characters:
Link: sword, shield, bombs, bombchus, boomerang, flute, ember seeds, gale seeds, Pegasus seeds, slingshot, magnetic gloves, power bracelet, Roc's feather, shovel, rod of seasons, switch hook, Harp of Ages, Tune of Echoes, Tune of Currents, Tune of Ages, gust jar, Cane of Pacci, mole mitts, flame lantern, Ocarina of Winds
Toon Link: sword, shield, bow and arrows, boomerang, bombs, bombchu, shovel, hammer, grappling hook, Phantom Hourglass.
Four Links: sword, shield, bow and arrows, boomerang, bombs, Pegasus shoes, Roc's cape, magnetic glove, spark his swords, pull apart, pick up and throw, push, push together, Force gems, fire rod, the fire arrows, quake, bombos medallions, hammer, shovel, power bracelet, cannon, box, vertical line, horizontal line.
Zelda: sealing spell, rainbow bridge, stone
Tetra: stone, basic pirate stuff
Ezlo: gust jar, Cane of Pacci, mole mitts, flame lantern, Ocarina of Winds, shrink, grow, elastic mushrooms, updrafts, parachute, magic cap
Linebeck: ship, cannon, salvage arm, anchor, drill, tornado, hide in a box
Oshus/Ciela: true form, teleport, fuse with magic, elements of his temple, safe zones, Phantoms, Phantom Hourglass
Din: dance, seasons
Nayru: sing, harp of ages, echoes tune, currents tune, ages tune, time portals, fireballs, warp
Ralph: sword, (maybe?) bombs, bombchus, boomerang, flute, ember seeds, gale seeds, Pegasus seeds, slingshot, magnetic gloves, power bracelet, Roc's feather, shovel, switch hook
Jolene: cannons, cutlasses, lunging, blocking
Farore
Impa
Ricky: pouch, leap high, pair of gloves
Moosh: fly
Dimitri: swim
Malon
Talon
Tingle: steal Force gems
Dampe
Maple: broom, crash, potions
Beedle
Goron
Gerudo
Deku Scrub
Minish/Picori: shrink, grow, elastic mushroom, updrafts, parachute
Subrosians: shovels, hammers, boomerangs, warp points, buckets, smelt ore
Tokay: steal, swim
Anouki
Pirate Captain
Great Fairy
Ganon: disappear, trident, energy balls, slam, warp, seal Zelda, lightning
Onox: lightning, cyclones, mace, stomp to make rocks fall, blue flames, dragon form
Veran: possession, ghostly form, summon enemies, dark Links, dark energy balls, fairy, turtle, and spider forms, time warps
Vaati: fly, tentacles, cyclones, lightning balls, colored energy balls, claws, ring of energy balls, stone, teleport, flames, eyeball, dark blob, laser eyes, purple spikes, arms, magic cap
Bellum: swim, hang, tentacles, blobs, pink goop, ghost ship, Bellumbeck, sword, spinning tornado.
Dark Link: sword, shield, bombs, giant bomb, leap, multiply, fiery floor, icy floor
Twinrova: combine, fly, fire and ice, lava, glaciers
Vire: fireballs, shadow balls, fly, turn into keese
Armos
Hylian Soldiers
Wizzrobes
Deku Scrubs
Buzz Blobs
Darknuts
Keese
Gibdos
Lynels
Moblins
Octoroks
Goriyas
Zoras
Stalfos: scythe
Poes
Dodongo
Gohma
Eyegor
Helmasaur
Helmaroc King
Phantom Ganon
Hinox
Chuchu: spikes
Darknut
Keaton: knives
Phantom: sword, shield
Bosses:
Aquamentus
Dodongo
Mothula
Gohma
Digdogger
Manhandla
Gleeok
Medusa Head
Facade
Agunima
Frypolar
Pumpkin Head
Head Thwomp
Shadow Hag
Eyesoar
Smog
Octogon
Plasmarine
Ramrock
Swoop
Subterror
Smasher
Angler Fish
Dera Zol
Gouen
Dodongo
Gohma
Phantom Ganon
Stone Arrghus
Helmaroc King
Big Poe
Frostare
Giant Chuchu
Gleerok
Mazaal
Giant Octorok
Madderpillar
Blaaz
Cyclok
Crayk
Diabolical Cubus Sisters
Dongorongo
Gleeok
Eox
Eye Plant
Massive Eye
Stages:
Eastern Coast
Eyeglass Lake
Goron Mountain
Graveyard
Horon Village
Lost Woods
Moblin's Keep
Mt. Cucco
Natzu Prairie
Samasa Desert
Spool Swamp
Sunken City
Tarm Ruins
Woods of Winter
Temple Remains
Subrosia
Temple of Seasons
Gnarled Root Dungeon
Snake's Remains
Poison Moth's Lair
Dancing Dragon Dungeon
Unicorn's Cave
Ancient Ruins
Explorer's Crypt
Sword & Shield Maze
Onox's Castle
Labrynna
Cheval's Tomb
Crescent Island
Eyeglass Island Library
Fairies' Woods
Forest of Time
Jabu-Jabu's Shrine
Lynna City
Nuun Highlands
Rolling Ridge
Sea of Storms
Symmetry City
Talus Peaks
Yoll Graveyard
Zora Seas
Ambi's Palace
Coast of No Return
Deku Forest
Sea of No Return
Black Tower
Spirit's Grave
Wing Dungeon
Moonlit Grotto
Skull Dungeon
Crown Dungeon
Mermaid's Cave
Jabu-Jabu's Belly
Ancient Tomb
Room of Rites
Chamber of Insight
Sea of Trees
Talus Cave
Death Mountain
Palace of Winds
Lake Hylia
Cave of No Return
Hyrule Castle
The Coast
Village of the Blue Maiden
Eastern Temple
Death Mountain Foothills
Mountain Path
Tower of Flames
Field
Swamp
Lost Woods
Kakariko Village
Temple of Darkness
Desert of Doubt
Desert Temple
Pyramid
Frozen Hyrule
Ice Temple
Tower of Winds
Realm of the Heavens
Dark Cloud
Palace of Winds
Minish Woods
Trilby Highlands
Mount Crenel
Castor Wilds
Royal Crypt
Cloud Tops
Deep Wood Shrine
Cave of Flame
Fortress of Winds
Temple of Droplets
Mercay Island,
Temple of the Ocean King
Tetra's ship
Ghost Ship
S.S. Linebeck
Temple of Fire
Temple of Wind
Temple of Courage
Goron Temple
Temple of Ice
Mutoh's Temple
Thanks for reading! Next up, a sorta kinda sequel to this game, also on the DS (see what I mean?)
